Pacific International Lines (PIL) is expanding its Intra-Asia network with two services connecting China with Indonesia, Singapore and Malaysia. The carrier will enhance its North China Indonesia (NCI) Service and launch a new China Singapore Malaysia (CSM) Service. Both services will operate weekly and support dry and reefer cargo. NCI connects China, Indonesia and Singapore The enhanced North China Indonesia Service will begin on 8 November 2026 from Qingdao. The service will provide a direct weekly connection between China, Indonesia and Singapore. According to PIL, the NCI is designed to support growing trade and reefer cargo flows between China and Indonesia. A consortium of vessels will operate the service. New China Singapore Malaysia service PIL will launch its new CSM Service from Tianjin on 27 October 2026. The weekly service will connect North and South China with Singapore and key gateways in West Malaysia. Customers will also have access to PIL’s wider global network through transhipment connections in Singapore. “Asia continues to be a key engine of global trade growth, and we are seeing increasing demand for efficient and reliable connectivity within the region,” said Rita Wong, General Manager, Intra-Asia Services at PIL. She added that the two services will provide wider port coverage and greater access to markets across China, Indonesia and Malaysia. PIL said the expansion will strengthen its regional network and provide additional connections across the Intra-Asia market. The post PIL expands Intra-Asia network with two new services appeared first on Container News .